It is hardly worth introducing to the reader Georges Simenon, the creator of the famous Maigret. We want to introduce you to another Simenon who wrote about love. Of course, the content of the novels included in the collection is not limited to love intrigue. “The Truth About Baby Donge” (1942), and “Letter to the Investigator” (1947), and “Big Bob” (1954) are multifaceted works; a kaleidoscope of complex human destinies passes before us. The happy moments of the heroes of these novels are fleeting. Often, striving for each other, they do not understand each other, and a bright feeling turns into tragedy, torment, and crime. Such is Simenon, who did not believe in the constancy of happiness.